It is interesting to read that the Android Market is the store with more free applications hosted in their servers, with the 60%, when we have and iPhone App store with the 29% of share and a 26% for the iPad App Store. This means that we could find more free apps in a Android Device than a iOS one, although most of those are not even worth downloading.
This also impact on the consumer, where they get more used to pay for an application that generates and interest on them. Another curious detail is that is estimated that 60% of the applications in Android along with App Store are below or equal to $ 2, making vast majority of applications for payment very cheap. Continuing with the prices, on average, the cheapest store to buy and app will be the Android Market, with a $3.23 for all paid apps, when the iPhone is 4.31 and 5.01 for the iPad App Store.
When we talk about the predominant kind of app that are downloaded or purchased, games takes really good places for the iPhone App Store taking the firsts 5 places but this doesn't happend with the Google App Store, where the most popular categories are Tools and News & Weather. So if your objective is to do games, iPhone is going to be a good platform to do it (also the Game Center is a good excuse).
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